Sentence examples for foster a movement from inspiring English sources
This is the vision of the Dream Campaign, to foster a movement across all sectors of Ethiopian society that can help to ensure that children who have lost one or both parents to HIV or any other cause can be assured their basic rights to shelter, nutrition, health, education and protection".
[The Guardian] Growing suspicions about the health effects of biotechnology foster a movement to require that food from genetically modified crops on American store shelves be labeled as such.
The catastrophe — practically forgotten in today's money-drugged, supercilious art world — fostered a movement, in the nineties, of art that marshalled political grievance.
He also inadvertently fostered a movement among Kosovar Albanians for the reunification of Kosovo with neighboring Albania — an aim since abandoned in favor of independence from Serbia.
William F. Buckley Jr., who died on Feb. 27 at the age of 82, also left a permanent political legacy, not only elsewhere in the country in fostering a movement that began with Barry Goldwater and soared under Ronald Reagan, but also in New York.
Siegel's prose style suffers under a load of graceless, distracting coinages: public figures have become "Cubistized" by our fragmenting information culture; Stewart and Colbert are masters of the "reality reprimand," while Keith Olbermann is a "faux-serioso"; the post-9/11 atmosphere fostered a movement of "Whateverism".
ReprintsSweden might seem an odd place to foster a Randian movement.
The "possum Republicans" would be well advised to foster a similar movement within their own party to maintain any hope of national electoral success.
The idea to "foster a free movement of people as well as a free selection of citizenship was put forward as a topic for discussion in compliance with European integration".
Indeed his purpose was to foster a solid movement that should become the symbol of modernity and Germany.
Their goal is to foster a countercultural movement through the culture of hip-hop and graffiti, both of which were completely nonexistent in the area beforehand.
